I love it!katelennonSeptember 30 2007, 04:59:11 UTC
This technicality soul stuff is teh awesome!
If Sam was "brought" back with additional bits, ie, evil/demony extras, could one conclude that Dean's Sam was not brought back and thus the terms of the original bargain were not met? Remember- Dean wanted "Sam" back from the dead. Could the addition of him being back 'wrong' (which, btw is sooo Buffy, it makes me a little cranksy)be enough of a failure to meet the contractual obligation as set out in the original agreement to invalidate said agreement?
Re: I love it!ella_mennoOctober 2 2007, 06:22:16 UTC
Mmmm, technicalities. I bet they taste like chicken.
Could the addition of him being back 'wrong' [snip] be enough of a failure to meet the contractual obligation as set out in the original agreement to invalidate said agreement?
This? Is the kind of thoughtful, introspective, meta-tastic stuff someone OUGHT to be writing. Now we just have to figure out who that person is. Harumph.
I vote you. I can't write, but I plot very, very well..katelennonOctober 2 2007, 14:15:18 UTC
Y'know, the more I think about this, the more I think that if Dean can prove that Sam was not in fact, the original Sam, that this might actually be a very convincing argument. However, to whom would he appeal? Obviously the cross-toards demon is prejudiced; is there a bi-annual meeting of an impartial group that would listen to his complaint? Should there be one? It would actually be beneficial to both parties where there an independent governing body.
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If Sam was "brought" back with additional bits, ie, evil/demony extras, could one conclude that Dean's Sam was not brought back and thus the terms of the original bargain were not met? Remember- Dean wanted "Sam" back from the dead. Could the addition of him being back 'wrong' (which, btw is sooo Buffy, it makes me a little cranksy)be enough of a failure to meet the contractual obligation as set out in the original agreement to invalidate said agreement?
I love technicalities.
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Could the addition of him being back 'wrong' [snip] be enough of a failure to meet the contractual obligation as set out in the original agreement to invalidate said agreement?
This? Is the kind of thoughtful, introspective, meta-tastic stuff someone OUGHT to be writing. Now we just have to figure out who that person is. Harumph.
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